Having learned who her prince really is, Iku's all in a flutter. She can't concentrate, and that's bad with a promotion exam coming up! How will she move forward, if she can only keep looking back to her prince?

Iku is thrown into the deep politics of the Library Force when she faces a board of inquiry. However, there's even more to the political games than anyone realizes, and Tezuka's brother Satoshi is behind it all.

Shibasaki is courted by a man who calls himself a government researcher, who is looking in to the history of book burning. Meanwhile, Tezuka's brother Satoshi attempts to recruit him for the 'Library Futures Project.' Can these two incidents be related somehow?

Komaki and Iku are being hunted by the Betterment Force. With a very special book referred to as "The Propechy" on the line, the Betterment Force is pulling out all the stops to get their hands on it, and Iku isn't about to let that happen.

Iku might have survived a violent kidnapping attempt, but can she survive her parents coming to inspect her place of work?

Despite being given the "safe" job, extremists take Commander Inamine hostage, and Iku places herself on the line as well.

The Kanto Library is set to receive important historical documents that the Betterment Committee would rather see censored. It's going to be an all-out battle to defend the books, and yet Iku's being left out of it.

Iku made it into the elite "Task Force" group, but she wasn't the only new recruit. Fellow rookie Tezuka's got it out for her even worse than Instructor Dojo; where Dojo wants Iku to grow, Tezuka sees only disappointment.

Komaki is arrested for violating the human rights of a disabled minor, but the charges are trumped up by the Betterment Forces. It'll take the feelings of Marie, the young deaf-mute girl in love with Komaki, to save him.

In the aftermath of the Ibaraki battle, public opinion turns against the Library Force. Without Dojo, and with the Library Force under such intense scrutiny, Iku must dig deep to find where her heart truly lies.

The "Freedom" art exhibit is more than just another article to censor, for the Betterment Force--it's an insult to their honor. The coming battle at Ibaraki is set to be worse than anything the Kanto Defense Force has seen before!

The Kanto Library Defense Force is dispatched to provide extra security at another library branch's art museum, but with Iku the first and only female soldier in Kanto, the women of Ibaraki don't see her as a role model.

Iku Kasahara joined the Kanto Library Defense Force because she wanted to protect books. How's she supposed to do that when her instructor, Atsushi Dojo, has it out for her? Though she wants to be like her "prince," who gallantly protected her favorite children's book from censorship, Iku's got a long way to go before she catches up to him!

Hanako gets a fever and leaves class early. Hibari and Botan go to visit her at home with gifts and the day's homework. When Hanako misses school the next day, the four girls of class 7 begin creating something that makes wishes come true...

Near the Divine Tree is an area known as the Peak of Demise. No one is allowed to go near it, except those chosen by Kaguya to undergo a ritual she has established. Gamamaru, a Sage Toad, says the truth lies beyond the peak—those words stir Hagoromo’s curiosity, and he decides to head out to investigate.

Kogoro is hired by Chokai, the son of the distinguished Chokai Conglomerate family, to find his missing fiance. Kogoro and Conan discover that she called her landlady to tell her she was moving and her boss to say she was quitting her job. As their investigation progresses, they decide to meet with an old woman named Shigemi, the last person to see Motoko. Kogoro determines that Shigemi killed Motoko to get her out of the way, but Conan feels as though the investigation is going a little too smoothly...